Posts Tagged ‘Color Outside The Lines’
Under the Needle Ep. 3: Corey Davis [Web Series]
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Art, Culture, tattooing
Episode 3 highlights renaissance man, Corey Davis who effectively alternates between a slew of talents almost daily. Featured here wearing the hat of tattoo artist, Corey tells us a bit about his unique style and why something as simple as cleanliness is so important. [Shot by Artemus Jenkins]
Under the Needle Episode 1: Paper Frank [Video]
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
“Under the Needle” is a new web series brought to you by the filmmakers responsible for the historic documentary “Color Outside the Lines”. Under the Needle will provide viewers with insight into what you as a consumer, should look for when you make the decision to get a tattoo. You will learn about the different styles of body art, techniques used, how artists come up with their ideas and actually see them apply these works of art to skin.
The first artist in the series is up and comer Paper Frank. Frank is an Atlanta based artist, working out of the shop, City of Ink. When we shot the documentary, Frank was just an apprentice, mopping floors, scrubbing tubes and taking corner store orders for the other artists in the shop. 2 years later from the time he started apprenticing he has now built a following for himself, based around his unique artwork and extraordinary talent. [SHot by Artemus Jenkins]
Color Outside the Lines | ATL Premiere [Video]
Thursday, July 19, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Movie Review, tattooing, Video
On June 21, 2012, Miya Bailey, the talented, innovative tattoo artist, gathered some of his closest family and friends, co-workers, and most renowned tattoo artists in the country for one special night. The occasion? The premiere of his self-produced documentary, Color Outside the Lines. Luckily, the Greedmont Park family was invited to cover this event. Color Outside the Lines is a film (Directed by Artemus Jenkins and scored by GoDreamer) about the struggles of being a black tattoo artist, not just in the south, but around the country and the difficulties they endured on their way to becoming the cream of the crop. With appearances and commentary from some of the top tattoo artists in the nation, White, Black and even Latino, this film is sure to make lovers of not only tattoos, but art, appreciate the creators’ talent, mind, and vision.
Read our complete review on the film HERE & Purchase a copy of Color Outside the Lines DVD @ www.coloroutsidethelinesfilm.com
[Shot by Corey Davis & Kristy Jerkins | Music by Maxx Payne]
Color Outside the Lines – Film Review [Write-up]
Monday, July 2, 2012 by
Stevo |
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Category: Art, Movie Review, tattooing
Photo: Phil Colvin
Thursday, June 21, 2012, Miya Bailey, the talented, innovative tattoo artist, gathered some of his closest family and friends, co-workers, and most renowned tattoo artists in the country for one special night. The occasion? The premiere of his self-produced documentary, Color Outside the Lines. Luckily, the Greedmont Park family was invited to cover this event. Color Outside the Lines is a film (Directed by Artemus Jenkins and scored by Dreamer) about the struggles of being a black tattoo artist, not just in the south, but around the country and the difficulties they endured on their way to becoming the cream of the crop. With appearances and commentary from some of the top tattoo artists in the nation, White, Black and even Latino, this film is sure to make lovers of not only tattoos, but art, appreciate the creators’ talent, mind, and vision. (more…)
Tre Luce featuring Scar – The Return [DocuVid]
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Culture, Entertainment, Music, Music Video, Politics, Rap, Video
Our good friend, Artemus Jenkins, directed this informative music video and documentary for Tre Luce’s “The Return.” The story here is kinda reminiscent of the things some of the people from my documentary, J is for Junkie, touched on. Here’s a brief history of Atlanta, over a beautiful score and song by Tre Luce and Scar. Jenkins will be premiering his film with Miya Bailey, Color Outside the Lines, next thursday in Midtown Arts Cinema. Get your tickets now here. ($10)
Color Outside the Lines Screening @ Complex [Event]
Thursday, March 29, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Events, movies
Miya Bailey teamed up with the guys from Complex Magazine to premiere his debut film “Color Outside the Lines” in New York City tonight @7PM. The list is already closed but if you’re a boss, I’m sure you could weasel your way in… [Directed by Artemus Jenkins]
Trailer Trash: Color Outside the Lines [Video]
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Trailer Trash
The film is the brainchild of one of the world’s most widely recognized black tattoo artists; Miya Bailey. For over 5 years the idea has always been in his head to create a film that not only sheds light on the artform, but also allows the artform to be represented in the right way. There are a lot of stigmas attached to black tattoo artists and their side of the culture; ranging from a lack of creativity to overall poor quality of work. This in turn has lead to artists from other backgrounds and those in the black community choosing to take their business elsewhere in search of quality work. [Directed by Artemus Jenkins]
Color Outside the Lines [Production Notes: LA Edition]
Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
This is the first of a series of production notes, which will provide updates on the feature length documentary Color Outside the Lines; a film by Artemus Jenkins and Miya Bailey about history and struggles black tattoo artist in america being released in early 2012. In this webisode Miya Bailey interviews and tattoos tattoo legend, Zulu.
Color Outside The Lines: A Tattoo Documentary
Monday, April 11, 2011 by
Corey Davis |
No Comments |
Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
The film is the brainchild of one of the world’s most widely recognized black tattoo artists; Miya Bailey. For over 5 years the idea has always been in his head to create a film that not only sheds light on the artform, but also allows the artform to be represented in the right way. There are a lot of stigmas attached to black tattoo artists and their side of the culture; ranging from a lack of creativity to overall poor quality of work. This in turn has lead to artists from other backgrounds and those in the black community choosing to take their business elsewhere in search of quality work.
This is amazing, thanks to Kickstarter.com Miya Bailey has been able to raise over $11,000 in the past 2 weeks for the film. I’ll be one of the artist featured in the movie so if you support me or if your a fan of my work, please help by making a donation here. anything helps from a dollar to $1000. (more…)
Under the Needle Ep. 3: Corey Davis [Web Series]
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Art, Culture, tattooing
Episode 3 highlights renaissance man, Corey Davis who effectively alternates between a slew of talents almost daily. Featured here wearing the hat of tattoo artist, Corey tells us a bit about his unique style and why something as simple as cleanliness is so important. [Shot by Artemus Jenkins]
Under the Needle Episode 1: Paper Frank [Video]
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
“Under the Needle” is a new web series brought to you by the filmmakers responsible for the historic documentary “Color Outside the Lines”. Under the Needle will provide viewers with insight into what you as a consumer, should look for when you make the decision to get a tattoo. You will learn about the different styles of body art, techniques used, how artists come up with their ideas and actually see them apply these works of art to skin.
The first artist in the series is up and comer Paper Frank. Frank is an Atlanta based artist, working out of the shop, City of Ink. When we shot the documentary, Frank was just an apprentice, mopping floors, scrubbing tubes and taking corner store orders for the other artists in the shop. 2 years later from the time he started apprenticing he has now built a following for himself, based around his unique artwork and extraordinary talent. [SHot by Artemus Jenkins]
Color Outside the Lines | ATL Premiere [Video]
Thursday, July 19, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Movie Review, tattooing, Video
On June 21, 2012, Miya Bailey, the talented, innovative tattoo artist, gathered some of his closest family and friends, co-workers, and most renowned tattoo artists in the country for one special night. The occasion? The premiere of his self-produced documentary, Color Outside the Lines. Luckily, the Greedmont Park family was invited to cover this event. Color Outside the Lines is a film (Directed by Artemus Jenkins and scored by GoDreamer) about the struggles of being a black tattoo artist, not just in the south, but around the country and the difficulties they endured on their way to becoming the cream of the crop. With appearances and commentary from some of the top tattoo artists in the nation, White, Black and even Latino, this film is sure to make lovers of not only tattoos, but art, appreciate the creators’ talent, mind, and vision.
Read our complete review on the film HERE & Purchase a copy of Color Outside the Lines DVD @ www.coloroutsidethelinesfilm.com
[Shot by Corey Davis & Kristy Jerkins | Music by Maxx Payne]
Color Outside the Lines – Film Review [Write-up]
Monday, July 2, 2012 by Stevo | No Comments | Category: Art, Movie Review, tattooing
Photo: Phil Colvin
Thursday, June 21, 2012, Miya Bailey, the talented, innovative tattoo artist, gathered some of his closest family and friends, co-workers, and most renowned tattoo artists in the country for one special night. The occasion? The premiere of his self-produced documentary, Color Outside the Lines. Luckily, the Greedmont Park family was invited to cover this event. Color Outside the Lines is a film (Directed by Artemus Jenkins and scored by Dreamer) about the struggles of being a black tattoo artist, not just in the south, but around the country and the difficulties they endured on their way to becoming the cream of the crop. With appearances and commentary from some of the top tattoo artists in the nation, White, Black and even Latino, this film is sure to make lovers of not only tattoos, but art, appreciate the creators’ talent, mind, and vision. (more…)
Tre Luce featuring Scar – The Return [DocuVid]
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Culture, Entertainment, Music, Music Video, Politics, Rap, Video
Our good friend, Artemus Jenkins, directed this informative music video and documentary for Tre Luce’s “The Return.” The story here is kinda reminiscent of the things some of the people from my documentary, J is for Junkie, touched on. Here’s a brief history of Atlanta, over a beautiful score and song by Tre Luce and Scar. Jenkins will be premiering his film with Miya Bailey, Color Outside the Lines, next thursday in Midtown Arts Cinema. Get your tickets now here. ($10)
Color Outside the Lines Screening @ Complex [Event]
Thursday, March 29, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Events, movies
Miya Bailey teamed up with the guys from Complex Magazine to premiere his debut film “Color Outside the Lines” in New York City tonight @7PM. The list is already closed but if you’re a boss, I’m sure you could weasel your way in… [Directed by Artemus Jenkins]
Trailer Trash: Color Outside the Lines [Video]
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Trailer Trash
The film is the brainchild of one of the world’s most widely recognized black tattoo artists; Miya Bailey. For over 5 years the idea has always been in his head to create a film that not only sheds light on the artform, but also allows the artform to be represented in the right way. There are a lot of stigmas attached to black tattoo artists and their side of the culture; ranging from a lack of creativity to overall poor quality of work. This in turn has lead to artists from other backgrounds and those in the black community choosing to take their business elsewhere in search of quality work. [Directed by Artemus Jenkins]
Color Outside the Lines [Production Notes: LA Edition]
Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
This is the first of a series of production notes, which will provide updates on the feature length documentary Color Outside the Lines; a film by Artemus Jenkins and Miya Bailey about history and struggles black tattoo artist in america being released in early 2012. In this webisode Miya Bailey interviews and tattoos tattoo legend, Zulu.
Color Outside The Lines: A Tattoo Documentary
Monday, April 11, 2011 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Culture, Entertainment, tattooing, Video
The film is the brainchild of one of the world’s most widely recognized black tattoo artists; Miya Bailey. For over 5 years the idea has always been in his head to create a film that not only sheds light on the artform, but also allows the artform to be represented in the right way. There are a lot of stigmas attached to black tattoo artists and their side of the culture; ranging from a lack of creativity to overall poor quality of work. This in turn has lead to artists from other backgrounds and those in the black community choosing to take their business elsewhere in search of quality work.
This is amazing, thanks to Kickstarter.com Miya Bailey has been able to raise over $11,000 in the past 2 weeks for the film. I’ll be one of the artist featured in the movie so if you support me or if your a fan of my work, please help by making a donation here. anything helps from a dollar to $1000. (more…)
